Ellen DeGeneres, dressed as a Staples employee, seduces Jamie Dornan.
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And here, Attenborough seduces a cicada with jazzy finger snaps.
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Even so, the lyricism seduces as does fragile, ecstatic Elio.
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Which artist seduces best through a warm and humorous temperament?
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The moon humbles my candle And seduces an owl to call.
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Robinson, the sexy older woman who seduces Dustin Hoffman's aimless 20-something.
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The narrator seduces men who resemble her molester into posing for her.
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Of course, if "Skylar Diggins" seduces you sufficiently you might not notice.
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" She added, "It seduces you and then punches you in the gut.
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Wearing a bright red bra, Beck seduces Joe into her newly-built bed.
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There's a scene later when the Countess seduces Dr. Garth's love interest, Janet.
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Or, when Philip Jennings seduces a 15-year-old girl on The Americans?
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Finally, in a long, richly lyrical duet, he seduces the grief-stricken Tamara.
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The film is about a Parisian dressmaker who seduces his best friend's fiancée.
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And it seduces those who don't look beyond the surface of religious rhetoric.
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For a time, it almost seduces you into taking seriously the couple's shared delusions.
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Every once in awhile, an actor comes along and completely seduces an entire generation.
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The deeper reason Putin seduces is that he believes in the principle of power.
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She seduces stupid men then wraps them in her web and eats them. Slowly.
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Synopsis: A mysterious young woman seduces lonely men in the evening hours of Scotland.
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And the plotline is the protagonist seduces his best friend's girlfriend with the AR device.
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Like a sort of digital wandering minstrel, Bagel seduces with his own brand of balladry.
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Speaking of morally bankrupt, Wendy seduces poor Mafee so he'll take responsibility for her short.
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Dodge mentions driving by the lighthouse after she seduces Tyler, for yet another comic nod.
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If whips and chains excite you, try this bondage-inspired brand that seduces and supports.
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When she later seduces Renton (we all saw this coming), it's on her own terms.
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She is lent to another household whose fragile, tubercular young scion (Vincent Lacoste) seduces her.
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Mr. Cumming will play a wealthy patron who seduces a young black artist named Franklin.
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A man obsessed with a woman stalks, seduces, and eventually murders in a twisted romantic conquest.
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Each nun frantically seduces the eager, overwhelmed Massetto (Dave Franco) in a variety of hilarious contortions.
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It flirts with aromas of white flowers, then seduces with a touch of honey-roasted peach.
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In Mr. Mizoguchi's romantic fantasy "Ugetsu," she played a mysterious noblewoman who seduces a peasant potter.
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It seduces you into thinking that all this work is necessary, that it's building toward something.
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Melisandre seduces Stannis, and has him impregnate her with a magic shadow that assassinates Renly Baratheon.
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The video contained a conversation between Trump and Access Hollywood's Billy Bush about how he seduces women.
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He breaks someone out of police custody, seduces a teenager, and beats a security guard into unconsciousness.
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In the novel's first section, Valance seduces George Sawle, a Cambridge classmate, and then Daphne, George's sister.
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Pop that doesn't bash you over the head with obvious ploys, but instead sidles up and seduces.
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Then again, wearing a tracksuit while a lingerie-clad brunette seduces you must be a tempting gig.
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In her videos for "Supermodel" and "The Weekend," she seduces the camera without being objectified by it.
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He seduces Winona's character Veronica, who's the lackey of the three Heathers—Doherty, Lisanne Falk, and Kim Walker.
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At the MELA Foundation Dream House, Jung Hee Choi's Ahata Anahata, Manifest Unmanifest XI seduces, disorients, and transforms.
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"He's back with a completely different film" — "Agassi," a costume drama about a pickpocket who seduces an heiress.
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Korede works with a physician called Tade, and she's angry when Ayoola seduces him with her offhand charm.
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"Getting involved with a very great mathematician, an out-of-party man, seduces me," she told Le Monde.
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What we do know is that Rachel seduces Phillip effortlessly, with feminine wiles so strong they could lift dumbbells.
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It isn't that the Voyager Record seduces us with a nostalgia trip to an era of wide-eyed optimism.
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Sin seduces; it promises things easy and quick, prosperity and success, but then leaves behind only solitude and death.
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He comes across less as a thinker than as a Svengali who seduces and humiliates his young Jewish pupil.
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From Ritalin and Adderall to the twice-methylated Breaking Bad stuff, speed seduces both overbright founders and scurvy garage-dwellers.
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She seduces us into looking at them from reverse, from the starting line (or, better, endgame) of struggle and death.
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David, who is actually a spy working for a foreign government, seduces Li by plying her with compliments and flowers.
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Like fellow brands Mejuri and Vrai & Oro, Stone and Strand seduces jewelry-obsessed shoppers with beautiful photos of its pieces.
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In the 1940 Disney film "Pinocchio," the song "Hi Diddle Dee Dee" alone seduces Pinocchio into seeking the actor's life.
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In 2005's Thank You For Smoking, reporter Heather Holloway (Katie Holmes) seduces Big Tobacco lobbyist Nick Naylor (Aaron Eckhart).
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On "Good Behavior," Michelle Dockery (formerly the regal Lady Mary) plays Letty Dobesh, who steals, cons, ingests, seduces and threatens.
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The idea of a day care center in the stadium of the beloved home team, then, seduces many local parents.
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When Monica seduces him, she's thrilled — until her co-worker informs Monica that Paul pulled the same line on her.
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But rather than letting the obsessive go, the avoidant seduces them into the relationship again, and the cycle between continues.
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For all his humblebragging, Mr. Modi, like Mr. Trump, illustrated perfectly how money talks, power seduces and success eclipses morality.
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She seduces Morgan and, for a while, all appears well—despite Jean's ill-defined antipathy towards her ex-girlfriend's new partner.
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Sutherland seduces the older brother Patric into the flock while Haim's character tries to save his brother from becoming a vampire.
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But before she gets to that she seduces us through more traditional means, telling us how she feels about her body.
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As improbable as some of the particulars might be, Gamble seduces with her rich, rollicking portrait of life in Jacksonian Ohio.
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Described as "richer than the World Bank," Linguère effectively seduces the villagers with consumer goods like air-conditioners, refrigerators and TVs.
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Monetization seduces everyone on the web, and if these lo-fi hip-hop streams remain popular, the offers will inevitably get bigger.
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What makes the show terribly watchable is seeing Cunanan's rage form (Darren Criss's thrilling performance, pictured, both seduces and terrifies the viewer).
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Isabelle neither seduces them nor succumbs to them; she simply falls in with them, like someone adjusting to changes in the weather.
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Varys then tries to thwart Littlefinger by plotting with the Tyrells, but Littlefinger's prostitute Olyvar easily seduces Loras Tyrell and reports back.
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Synopsis: A dentist finds himself a murder suspect after a sexy patient seduces him & steals all of the drugs from his practice.
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The girls' tart-tongued gay bestie, Kevin (a character from the new version of the comic strip), seduces a bi-curious Moose.
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A fortune-hunter, Anatol is a cad who seduces (and impregnates) Erika the night he arrives, then shamelessly courts the smitten Vanessa.
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Most heinous crime: At the start of Season 3, Chuck and Blair play a "game" in which Chuck seduces other women at bars.
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The series spans the 18-month period in which Lister seduces Walker, whose fortune she believes will help prop up her ailing estate.
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Fires has received scripts asking her to do things like cry as she seduces and sleeps with her stepdaughter at her father's funeral.
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"Sudden Dawn"—premiering below—is her first release in an age, a slinky, cool pop gem that struts as much as it seduces.
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As the character May Day, she first plays lover to the bleached blonde villain played by Christopher Walken, but later seduces Bond, too.
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He steals a piece of Anita's heart, then seduces the audience with his songs and his ukulele, hijacking the film completely and wonderfully.
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As Margherita, whom he seduces and abandons, the soprano Angela Meade checked the boxes of dramatic involvement: probing high notes, earthy low ones.
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Mars, donning head-to-toe Versace, seduces the Spider-Man: Homecoming actress with a melody reminiscent of sultry R&B rhythms from the '80s.
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Meanwhile — back to butter — Food52's online shop seduces customers to "channel a day on the farm," with its hand-crank Mason jar churner.
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Marine Vacth is Chloé, a disconsolate former model who enters into psychotherapy to cure debilitating stomach pains — then seduces her shrink, Paul (Jérémie Renier).
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I may be infertile, but I am fortunate, and remain deluded: Our chances keep getting thinner, but the sliver of possibility still seduces me.
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"Our brands embody a Parisian chic, both aspirational and accessible, that seduces Chinese clients," SMCP Chief Executive Daniel Lalonde told Reuters in an interview.
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Right from the start, the show seduces you into the kind of wildly funny tales of awful rich people that have always been popular.
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The suave manager approaches and seduces the up-and-coming star after the show, and from then on they are inseparable both professionally and personally.
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However, if your mind is in the gutter, this chopper looks like it's straight out of a porno where someone seduces and spanks the chef.
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During a pitch meeting to a group of angel investors, she meets Blake Landon, a handsome billionaire, who later seduces her at a tech conference.
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Villanelle seduces and manipulates both men and women according to her whims, while Carolyn is revealed to have played two Russian operatives off each other.
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This is of great importance when her own brother comes to visit, and seduces a young woman, who has an abortion that goes very wrong.
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Meanwhile, Max, a volatile mechanic whose pastimes are prizefighting and tomcatting, seduces a wealthy married woman who lives in a suite at the Carlton Hotel.
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He's a man of stealth and taste, a smooth talker out of 1960s London who dresses like a Teddy boy and seduces with buttery brashness.
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Most troubling is the title story, in which a teenage girl seduces an older man in order to entrap him with a false rape claim.
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" We live in an environment that "seduces our attention at every turn ... and at the same time we're using our minds to make a living.
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There's the story told by Humbert Humbert, in which he is a powerless man at the mercy of the demonic nymphet Lolita, who seduces him.
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Above all, he demands the intoxication of love, and he finds it with Gretchen, an innocent and virtuous young girl, whom he seduces and abandons.
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After all, the show centers around Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley), a sociopathic, murderous bookstore manager who stalks and seduces Beck (Elizabeth Lail), an unassuming MFA student.
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C.S. Lewis once pointed out that evil seduces us into exaggerating our faults, telling the pacifist he's too militaristic and the militarist that he's too pacifistic.
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This life might help you find someone who's actually good for you, and who loves you at your best rather than seduces you at your worst.
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And it seduces audiences with the promise that the future of film — the art if not the photochemical medium — will be as glorious as the past.
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This single, overarching theme welds us to Coss, whose voice (or, rather, Renée Fleming's) seduces Hosokawa and persuades the authorities to restore water to the mansion.
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The dangerous thing about Trump's fantasy world is not when it dissolves into nothing; it's when he seduces the rest of us to move into it.
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L'Inconnue has been imagined in literature as a victim: an orphan who drowns herself in the Seine after an English aristocrat seduces and then abandons her.
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Onstage, she howls and cackles, chain-smokes, crows, seduces, falls to pieces, dodges objects hurled directly at her head, and hurls a few things back herself.
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"But Eros seduces us into striving for the falsely ethereal, and worse, propagating, and thereby subjecting another generation to the same suffering we endure," he goes on.
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The CliffsNotes version the audience is given is that she's an accomplished psychiatrist whom the Joker seduces, transforming her into a kind of clown-themed gun moll.
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An eternity politician seduces the populace with a vision of the past in which the nation was once great, only to be sullied by some external enemy.
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In her new book, Suzanne Preston Blier seduces the reader with a reinterpretation of the painting, based on sources she claims no Picasso scholars have addressed before.
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They spend the first two acts chasing down bad leads while Diggs stalks and seduces and kills one beautiful young victim after another—" The husband interrupts: "Lenny.
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It's clear she doesn't care about being watched because she seduces Jason, who is reluctant to move forward because she's married, to come over the next night.
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" The 1944 original, she said, is "steamy" because "it's an elaborate dance of subtleties during which a man successfully seduces a woman into staying just a bit longer.
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Watch as our haggard villainess-turned-sultry vixen, Creedence, seduces a horned-up teenager using a cob of corn she miraculously turns into a trailer's worth of popcorn.
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An Irish rogue (Ryan O'Neal) gambles, fights and seduces his way to the apex of 18th-century British society in Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of William Makepeace Thackeray's first novel.
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Her skin pulled taught over her bones, she leaves her old life in the dust: She steals, she burgles, she seduces a young neighbor to get what she wants.
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As Phaedra, Jennifer Decker was languor itself, with a callous side: She is very much in charge as she seduces Hippolytus, then lies to Theseus upon his surprise return.
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In a clip — exclusive to PEOPLE — from a featurette that appears on the disc, Chalamet recalls learning to play the piano for a crucial scene where his character seduces Hammer's.
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The couple dated for about a year before tying the knot and starred together in the music video for his 2014 single, "Beautiful Goodbye" where he serenades and seduces Fuentes.
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Movies like Silver Linings Playbook and Crazy, Stupid, Love have included takes on the lift for comic effect — in the latter, it's how Ryan Gosling seduces a ream of women.
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We Were Liars seduces you with summer love, a remote island setting, hints of Wuthering Heights, and millions of theories you'll develop along the way to its utterly destructive reveal.
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So-called "honey pots" —an espionage term for someone who seduces an official for confidential information—have taken advantage of British diplomats on at least one occasion in the past.
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The record seduces with the epic-yet-catchy gloominess and dreamy melancholy that fans have come to expect, while the lyrics—penned entirely by Keenan—are APC's most political yet.
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What Trump is doing, then, is showing us something different, something that less fortunate countries know all too well: how authoritarianism works, how it seduces, and ultimately how it wins.
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Carole may be older and more sophisticated, but Delphine has a clearer sense of her own sexuality, and in Paris, she seduces Carole away from her mopey, half-woke boyfriend.
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And I think being connected to that is what allows you to resist not only the extreme right but also greed or anything that lures you in and seduces you.
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In The Shiver of the Vampires (1971), a female vampire seduces a young bride, who then rejects her husband and the dull years of bourgeois domesticity that likely await her.
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The opportunity presents itself when they capture a terrorist leader, one who seduces young European women, before using them to plant bombs -- a tactic demonstrated at the outset in horrifying detail.
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They're deluded, yes, and the deeper we get into the series, the more we're seeing how the trappings of power have seduced them as power always seduces those who hold it.
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Devon mimics Dick; Toby opposes him; Chris seduces him; Paula wants to impress him—and also to expand, to unfold, his view of art, so that he can see her, too.
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"It seduces us with our own bait as we betray the better instincts of our nature and the future of our own world," he wrote in a message accompanying the record.
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But these Jackson Pollock-scaled, overindulgently "heroic," and materially overloaded paintings and sculptures tip over into a feeling of grandiosity that neither seduces me nor engages my capacity for the imaginative.
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She is relentlessly unkind to her mother, seduces her teacher, becomes obsessed with filing a wrongful-death suit against the bus driver, and forges a confused relationship with the victim's best friend.
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The genius of The Mist, which will be lost on viewers who don't slough through some of the season's more tedious episodes, is how easily it seduces its audience with outsized fantasy theories.
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She's unsurprisingly good and often moving, although the best thing about the performance is that Ms. Stone hasn't been asked to play the girl who seduces us with big eyes and a smile.
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Instead, Barack Obama seduces you with lines about the Iran nuclear deal, diplomatic ties with Cuba, and being "down with TPP" before leaving you in the morning because "daddy's got a Hawaiian vacation booked".
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She seduces Benjamin and then does all in her power to keep him away from Elaine, even pressing her daughter into marrying Carl, producing the film's climax at the church and in the bus.
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The meaning of his Madonnas and nudes may be muddled, but from the physicality of his paint as well as the spirit of his painting emerges a palpable energy that only seduces the eye.
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"The one where the older woman seduces the younger man," she purrs seductively to this boy who, were it 2017, wouldn't be able to remember Nelly's Hot In Herre being played on the radio.
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Villanelle, never one for subtlety, goes out and seduces a woman around Eve's age with the same curly hair, calling her "Eve" before running away and demanding that the confused woman go find her.
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In a later episode, Kabilyo seduces a Palestinian doctor, played by Laëtitia Eïdo, in order to get closer to a terrorist who is recovering from a gunshot wound in the hospital where she works.
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Looping backward and forward — and using no fewer than three types of film stock — this first narrative feature from Gabe Klinger seduces with breathtakingly gorgeous visuals that feel both achingly nostalgic and elegantly modern.
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"Hollywood seduces a person who's used to making theater, art and having success on their own terms, and then tries to squish them into a box, and eventually throws the box out," he added.
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The news feed format pioneered by Facebook, he says, is just like that, in the way it seduces us to keep scrolling through an endless stream of content for far longer than we planned to.
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Timberlake seduces a girl he meets outside a 7/11 by means of some tight choreography, before taking her to a party with Pharrell and his friends where she appears to have a great time.
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Etter has built an eerie, surreal world — the Earth is literally built of flesh; Cassie's father makes a living reaping tender cuts from the "meat quarry" — and she seduces you into it with dreamy lyricism.
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Quayola explains that the Judith and Holofernes story, in which a young heroine seduces a big, evil general and cuts off his head, is Biblical and probably the most painted theme in the history of art.
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"Teorema" (on Friday, Saturday and Wednesday), with Terence Stamp as an ethereal outsider who seduces the residents of a bourgeois household from the maid on up, might come the closest to an encapsulation of Pasolini's obsessions.
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It's hard to say if he seduces her or the other way around, but after some explicit sex (inspired less by pornography than by Gustave Courbet's painting "The Origin of the World"), they have a child.
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She seduces the reader with a tantalizing reinterpretation of the painting, based on sources she claims no Picasso scholars have addressed before, and then fails to prove that the artist did, in fact, see those materials.
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Singer suggests trying the "stranger stranded on a deserted road" scenario, in which one partner waits next to their "broken-down" car until the other partner (the "helpful stranger") arrives in a separate car and seduces them.
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In Malick's 1973 debut feature Badlands, a James Dean-esque delinquent seduces an impressionable suburban girl, and together they embark on a crime rampage which ends in lonely exile at the outer limits of the 1950s Midwest.
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For a fleeting moment, before the qualms and quibbles of sportsmanship flood your brain, you enjoy the dive for what it is – a beautiful illusion, a second of wizardry that tricks the mind and seduces the senses.
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Sauntering over to Mafee's man cave of an apartment, she seduces him not into sex — he'd probably be too discombobulated by his crush on her to handle it anyway — but into falling on the grenade for her.
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The novel, which Waller wrote in 11 days, tells the story of a National Geographic photographer named Robert Kincaid, who seduces a lonely Italian-American woman named Francesca Johnson while on a photo assignment in the small town.
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"The Fantasist" (1986) was about a serial killer who seduces his victims over the telephone, and "The Wicker Tree" (2001) was about two Texas evangelists who bring their religious message to a remote Scottish island, with disastrous results.
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A Word With Fans of the actor Lorenzo Lamas can be forgiven for thinking that his latest role might be that of a guy who seduces a woman with one hand and fires a bazooka with the other.
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What seduces are the hypnotic images of Sawyer walking the hospital halls as if she were in a loop or retracing Shelley Duvall's footsteps in "The Shining," another film that meaningfully uses wide-angle lenses in constricted spaces.
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Yes, in the "Homeland" universe, the president-elect is a woman, but she's also a bit of a Washington outsider who seduces the press, spars with the C.I.A. and stirs international political dramas before she even takes office.
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It's not Russell, the Manson-modeled cult figure in the novel, who seduces Evie: It's a woman named Suzanne, whose snarled black hair shows up in the first pages of the novel, before we even know what to expect.
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Wearing a white dress with long, dark hair (an aesthetic shared by Sadako from Japanese cult novel Ringu), the pontianak seduces men before using her dagger-like nails to tear open their stomachs and devour the organs in a bloody feast.
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In The Book of X, Etter has built an eerie, surreal world — the Earth is literally built of flesh; Cassie's father makes a living reaping tender cuts from the "meat quarry" — and she seduces you into it with dreamy lyricism.
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But when a mysterious woman (Oscar® winner Charlize Theron) seduces Dom into the world of crime he can't seem to escape and a betrayal of those closest to him, they will face trials that will test them as never before.
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He gets on TV and seduces your mom, grinning bashfully and detailing in stomach-churning fashion how grateful he is to be here, how much he loves his dad, how wonderful Adele's music is, and how fat he knows he is.
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She discovered that she had more in common with Odette, the Swan Queen placed under a spell by an evil sorcerer, but was more comfortable with the virtuosic choreography of Odile, Odette's doppelgänger, who seduces Prince Siegfried at the ball.
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"It's wonderful, isn't it?" she said, and I laughed out loud at the secret we now shared, our love of a vaguely prurient novel about how a middle-aged woman seduces her stepson and instructs him into the arts of love.
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For the reveal of the next Pat McGrath Labs project, Dark Star 006 eye kit, Kardashian West materializes our deepest, darkest beauty desires and seduces the mirror and the camera to show how it's done when it comes to all things makeup.
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It seduces you into thinking you're writing for one community but it gives everyone the ability to search your words and project them forward in time and space and outward into another community at the point when it'll do you maximum damage.
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Depictions of sex in the film are deprived of any pleasure—at one point, out of loneliness and desperation, Pasqualino rapes a woman tied to a hospital bed, and later, he seduces an unsightly female Nazi commandant to save his own skin.
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With the exception of the lightsaber's introduction in A New Hope, losing a limb is always a reminder of the cost of the dark side, both in what it takes from the people it seduces, and what is lost in fighting it.
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It is here that viewers are introduced to its central character, Dr. Frank-N-Furter, a cross-dressing pansexual alien scientist who, one rainy evening, brings to life an artificial creature designed for carnal pleasures and seduces a newly engaged boyfriend and girlfriend.
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With this in mind, although Node 5:5 is a large installation, by synchronizing technologies and creating subtle variations in sound and light, Kurokawa has created an impressive art piece which gradually envelops people and seduces them into his daring and electric world.
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In "Female Trouble," a 1975 trash extravaganza from John Waters, the female trouble starts when Divine — playing both Dawn Davenport, a troubled teenager, and Earl Peterson, the man who picks her up as a hitchhiker and seduces her — in essence impregnates herself.
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Tam Lin's body betrays him by turning into anything the fairies please, but Janet has the ultimate control and final say over her own body: it's she who initially seduces Tam Lin and she who ultimately decides on the terms of her pregnancy.
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Falahee, who plays openly gay law student Connor Walsh on the ABC series, heard from fans this weekend that Italian network Rai Due had edited out a scene in which Connor seduces his eventual boyfriend Oliver (Conrad Ricamora) to gain information for the defense.
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Set from a decidedly female perspective, "The Book of Night Women" takes you into domestic spaces, seduces you into understanding the very real conflicts and emotions behind charged and savage sexual encounters between slaves and masters, and dissects the negotiations of power within those relationships.
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While the all-important guilds — actors, directors and producers — have yet to dole out their awards, one of this year's lead films has what may be an unassailable edge, for it is about the very thing that mesmerizes and seduces Hollywood the most: itself.
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The cast of characters includes "hillbillies" who live in broken-down mobile homes, a rogue FBI agent who trashes motel rooms and seduces a witness and local drug dealers who distribute their wares in hollowed-out hymnals at a pastor's weekly sermon on the lake.
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With a mix of ferocious draftsmanship, deeply probing investigations into human mindsets and behavior, and keen observations about the forces that shape and control the world today, Cahn's art does not shout or polemicize as much as it seduces with the potency of its unusually expressed humanism.
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Perhaps that was what it came down to for them: Like deep-sea fishing in Alaska or logging itself in the Pacific Northwest, the rural Cambodian logging beat is the kind of job that seduces men, that brings you to life precisely because it may kill you.
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" Using the example of their lovemaking by the fire, he reveals, "Originally in the script it was kind of driven by him, and making it her that seduces him ... even though, yes, she has huge feelings for Jamie, she's still actively trying to make this marriage work.
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Elsewhere in the series, town paragon Cal Jacobs (Eric Dane) seduces underage transwomen to hotel rooms, where he sadistically records their sexual encounters, and 16-year-old Kat (Barbie Ferreira), beset by feelings of insecurity, turns from writing Tumblr fanfiction to secretly working as a cam girl.
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Hammer's 20163 Carmilla riff, The Vampire Lovers, might be the ultimate example of this formula: Ingrid Pitt's Eastern European bloodsucker seduces and slowly siphons the life out of innocent girls until a cadre of men comes together to chop off her head and restore the patriarchal order.
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But in much the way Shakespeare's Richard seduces Lady Anne in "Richard III" to get closer to the crown, teenage Richard goes after the cool girl as part of his plan to win the senior-class presidency by knocking out two likelier candidates in his way.
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Ireland's position is that Apple didn't receive any form of improper state aid because it was merely exploiting an offer available to all international companies (Ireland doesn't try to hide the fact that it seduces overseas companies with a deliberately minimal corporate tax rate and a favorable tax regime).
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A line from the Vincennes parade ground can be drawn to an episode of Homeland, where CIA agent Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) seduces a teenage Pakistani asset and then uses the love-struck boy as bait to catch a terrorist but succeeds only in getting the boy killed.
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" This poem is one of many in which line breaks work as camera shutters, producing fragmented lyricisms and imagery with the accumulating impact of family pictures or news photographs of the war and recalling Roland Barthes's adage "I am interested in language because it wounds or seduces me.
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His mother, Jeanette (Carey Mulligan), the steady one, holds things together with an upbeat practicality until Jerry abruptly takes a low-paying job fighting a forest fire near the Canadian border — and she, tapping into her repressed femininity with barely contained fury, seduces an older, richer man (Bill Camp).
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It buys the corrupt certainty that every one of life's problems might be evaded through some special side door, and it does so at the expense of not just the poor but all of us, shattering even the thin illusion of meritocracy that still somehow seduces American politics.
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In the waltz-drenched "Daybreak," adapted from a novella by Arthur Schnitzler, Novarro plays a rakish imperial lieutenant who seduces an innocent music teacher; in "Son of India," he appears à la Rudolph Valentino, as a wealthy princeling who embarks on a forbidden love affair with Madge Evans's naïve American tourist.
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In Homer's Odyssey, composed around 750 B.C., the main villain is Aegisthus, a cad who seduces the weak-willed Clytemnestra and then ambushes the recently returned king and his retainers at a feast, slaughtering them in a grotesque parody of a real battle, the bodies lying among the scattered crockery.
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Air and iron — desire and whalebone stays — govern the story, whose most intriguing moments don't occur between the standard-issue characters: the constrained lovers; the spoiled rich kids Cait is chaperoning on their world tour; Émile's jealous, wicked demimondaine mistress; the amoral aristocrat who seduces and discards virgins; and so on.
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The actor Nate Parker has directed a film, due in the fall, about Nat Turner's slave rebellion that sets up a contrast with William Styron's novel "The Confession of Nat Turner" from 1967 and implicitly rebukes D. W. Griffith's racist landmark, from 1915, which seduces you to root for the Ku Klux Klan.
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Alessandro, the brutish brother in Marco Bellocchio's " Fists in the Pocket " (1965), claims to be "a volcano of ideas" and shoves his mother off a cliff, while the nameless visitor played by Terence Stamp in Pasolini's " Theorem " (1968) seduces pretty much everyone, leaving his conquests in a state of ruin, catatonia, or ecstasy.
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Playlist: "Senses" / "This Time of Night" / "Everything's Gone Green" / "Paradise" / "We All Stand" / "Truth" / "Angel Dust" / "Leave Me Alone" / "Sunrise" / "Elegia" / "The Him" / "Guilty Partner" Spotify | Apple Music With no words necessary, the hypnotic drum machine THUDTHUDTHUDTHUD and synth bass intro of "Blue Monday" seduces you to the dancefloor as if you'd locked eyes with a stranger.
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On her enchanted island, Alcina — the soprano Shannon Mercer, who expertly navigated her character's transformation from beguiling to crazed — seduces knights and, once bored with them, turns them (and those who attempt to rescue them) into plants, convincingly conjured in Gilbert Blin's production with leafy masks that make the characters, in stately period costumes, seem as if they're at a ball.
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